BeatsFit Pro – True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds – Active Noise Cancelling - Sweat Resistant Earphones, Compatible with Apple & Android, Class 1 Bluetooth®, Built-in Microphone – White

There are so many options for noise cancelling earbuds nowadays. I am SO pleased to have settled on this pair of earbuds after hours of comparing prices, functions, reviews of fit, etc.They are easy to use, they stay in place, they sound great, they charge rapidly, the app is no hassle, and they look a lot more discreet than other models!Removing an earbud will pause the listening automatically, which is really useful at times.One can change the noise-cancellation mode with an integrated button in the earbud, as well as move through a playlist (that isn't super easy, to be honest), but with those two set up one can't change the volume from the earbuds. Only through the connected device.(I've not really tried and tested the microphone quality, so won't comment on that.)SOUND: they pack a punch and what a sound-quality! I was impressed by the clarity and bass (I'm no expert there, please read other reviews for this). Thanks to noise-cancellation and this audio-quality, I've heard details in songs I know very well that I had never heard before. This on its own might not be worth the overall price, but it remains the best sound I've heard using earbuds.FIT: those fit me incredibly well (relatively big ears here but most earbuds fit me similarly), and they are indeed next to impossible to shake off. I've not tried running with them yet. No issue while eating though. I'd definitely say they are more stable than the regular shape for earbuds, which used to fall whenever masticating or removing a sweater. However, my girlfriend has tried them and simply couldn't have them fit in; she has MUCH smaller ears than me and has always struggled with earbuds. So I guess the conclusion is that these have an average size for average ears.They don't stick out, look discreet and pretty cool. Really pleased with the aesthetics of it!NOISE CANCELLATION: I have hyper-sensitivity to sounds and can happily say that these have made my life a lot easier. With music in at a normal volume, I can't hear most people anymore and must lip-read. In a train? Quiet. In a London street? Quiet. Open-space chat behind my back? Quiet. Of course, none of that becomes 100% silent, but I'm not overstimulated or distracted anymore. And importantly I don't need to turn up the music to unsafe levels anymore. 10/10! I've tried ANC on a Sony headset, and it made me dizzy for some reason. None of that here, those earbuds have immediately become my gold standard for comfort and noise cancellation.BATTERY & CHARGING: it couldn't be easier to charge those. However, to know how much battery you have left in either the earbuds or their case, you must open the app. Alternatively, you'll hear a sort of gentle jingle whenever close to 10% left. They charge incredibly quickly and last a while! Listening to music with noise-cancellation on for a whole afternoon without having to worry about the battery is nothing short of wonderful. If need be, a few minutes charging in the case will extend listening time by 1-2 hours.CASE & APP: I find the case beautiful and really ergonomic. When opened, the lid feels a bit fragile on its hinges, true, but when closed (there's a decent magnet) it all feels sturdier than I feared reading some of the reviews. That said, I'm overly careful with such things. I connect them on an Android smartphone: absolutely no issue connecting them or using them afterwards. The app is fairly straightforward, if anything lacking some space for personalisation (not that it's needed for most users, I reckon).Overall, really pleased with these and I will recommend them over and over again. Worth the investment!

So far so good, I was concerned that it would not fit my small ears but they do, and haven’t fallen out yet. I will try them out in the gym to see if they will stay. I am happy with these so far, instantly connect to my iPhone. Noise cancellation is good and blocks out all sound.I brought this from Amazon resell section and the price is good and have no issues with the condition of it

The sound quality, battery life and general look and feel of these heaphones are great. They work perfectly with my Garmin Forerunner Music watch too (which not all headphones do!).I just have one fairly major gripe with them (or to be more specific, the left one). I just can't get it to stay in my ear when running. I've tried all three different size tips, but it always manages to find a way to come loose. That means I'm spending a lot of my time running readjusting the earbuds, which upsets my rhythm and is frankly pretty annoying, particularly if you're on a 20+ mile run and have to adjust it for the 8,536th time.Maybe one of my ears is a weird shape, maybe it's just me. I never had this problem with my Jaybird Vistas (although they had their own problems).Overall I'm pretty happy with them, but due to the issues getting them to stay put during a run I don't think I'd buy them again.

The Beats Fit Pro are a game-changer! The sound quality is incredible—rich, balanced, and with that deep bass Beats is known for, but more refined than previous models. Compared to my old BeatsX, the difference is night and day. These actually feel like premium earbuds, not just in audio but in comfort too. The wingtip design keeps them perfectly in place, even during workouts or long walks. No slipping, no adjusting—just great sound and a secure fit. Battery life is solid, and the noise cancellation is a nice bonus. Definitely worth the upgrade!

Really good fit and sound is good. Not as loud as i would like but I like my music loud.

Don’t buy if you want a pair of earbuds that last more than a year. Poor quality, and very poor aftercare from Beats/Apple. The wingtip on my right earbud has split away from the body. I thought it would be a simple replacement piece but when I contacted Apple they said I would need a whole new earbud. They then tried to claim it was ‘accidental damage’ because the plastic had ‘cracked’ to avoid responsibility. This is a piece of flexible plastic, not brittle plastic that could crack from being dropped. I have researched online and found other people having the same issue — this is clearly a manufacturing fault that Apple/Beats should be taking responsibility for.